Pros
- Within walking distance of downtown Winslow attractions, shops, and restaurants
- Beautifully restored historic property along the Santa Fe Railroad line
- Big, Southwest-chic rooms with comfortable beds
- Some rooms have beautiful tile bathrooms with jetted tubs
- Outdoor terrace with seating and fountains
- On-site theater for live music, on-site gift shop, and on-site art galleries
- Excellent on-site restaurant, The Turquoise Room
- Free Wi-Fi throughout
- Pet-friendly
Cons
- Some rooms may have train noise
- Wi-Fi access not great or non-existent in some rooms
- No phones in the rooms
- Spotty Wi-Fi
- No elevators at hotel
Bottom Line
La Posada Hotel is an upscale historic property with 37 rooms, each filled with Southwest character. Originally built along the Santa Fe Railroad line in 1930, the friendly hotel draws history and art buffs. Rooms are large and have crafty wood and metal furniture; some have jetted tubs, colorful tile, and balconies. Train noises may be an issue for some, but many guests feel it adds to the atmosphere. There's free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and an award-winning on-site restaurant, The Turquoise Room, which serves refined Southwestern fare. There are attractions, restaurants, and shops within walking distance, as well as on-site art displays, a theater, and a gift shop with local crafts. There are no elevators in the hotel, nor phones in the rooms. Pets are permitted for a fee.
Hotel & Amenities Photos
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Amenities
- Internet
- Pets Allowed
Scene
A historic hotel with modern Southwest character
Built in 1930 and designed by famed Southwest architect Mary Colter, this former Fred Harvey hotel was the last built by the Santa Fe Railroad. Restored in the 1990s, it is now a historic landmark with local art and bright colors throughout. Beams are painted a pale turquoise and ceilings range from lovely wood to red, orange, yellow, and blue paint. Rounded archways, wood cabinets, and stained glass add to the antique yet modern look, and unique feeling. Photographs of famous visitors line the hallways and there are local art exhibits within the hotel; there are no elevators, though. Free coffee, tea, and hot chocolate are available in the gift shop in the morning and free ice water and apples are offered in the afternoon. The Arizona Daily Sun newspaper is free at the front desk, but other papers cost a fee. Outside, there is a lovely green terrace with seating and a few fountains in addition to a large backyard where guests can bring pets. The artistic and architectural features here draw guests who are interested in design as well as Southwestern history.
Location
Next to Winslow Amtrak Station, within walking distance of attractions, shops, and restaurants
La Posada Hotel resides on historic Route 66 and is next to the Winslow Amtrak station. Downtown Winslow and the Old Trails Historic Museum are just a five-minute walk away, while Winslow City Park is a 10-minute walk. Guests are also within walking distance of restaurants and shops. Homolovi State Park is a seven-minutes drive, North Park Plaza Shopping Center can be reached in six minutes. Arizona’s popular Petrified Forest National Park is about 50 minutes away by car.
Rooms
Large yet cozy and warm, with distinctively Southwest features
Rooms at La Posada Hotel are big yet cozy with clay-colored tile or wood floors, gorgeous wood or metal bed frames, brightly colored or metallic art, and warm terra cotta-shaded paint. Some include cozy seating areas with leather couches, balconies overlooking the lawns, or fireplaces. All have TVs -- many are flat-screen. Bathrooms stand out with beautiful colored tiles, reflecting the hotel's Southwestern crafts-oriented aesthetic; however some are showing wear and tear, and the raised jetted tubs in some bathrooms can be difficult to get into and out of. Mini-fridges are available upon request and guests can use the hotel kitchen refrigerator if needed. There are no phones in the rooms and even though there is free Wi-Fi, the signal may be weak or non-existent depending on a room's distance from the lobby. Some guests have been disturbed by loud train noise.
Features
Excellent on-site restaurant, gift shop, and art galleries
The standout feature of La Posada Hotel is the award-winning restaurant and bar, The Turquoise Room. Serving modern Southwestern cuisine, this restaurant receives high praise from guests and is one of the favorites of Winslow. There's a theater for live music, business center with a fax machine and printer, and a library. The hotel has a pet-friendly policy; however, pets are not allowed in the restaurant. The on-site gift shop is large and includes everything from books to art to jewelry while The Tina Mion Museum and Winslow Arts Trust Exhibit Room offer exceptional local art and a self-guided tour; booklets for the tour cost a fee. Wi-Fi is free throughout, though inconsistent in some rooms.
Scene
A historic hotel with modern Southwest character
Built in 1930 and designed by famed Southwest architect Mary Colter, this former Fred Harvey hotel was the last built by the Santa Fe Railroad. Restored in the 1990s, it is now a historic landmark with local art and bright colors throughout. Beams are painted a pale turquoise and ceilings range from lovely wood to red, orange, yellow, and blue paint. Rounded archways, wood cabinets, and stained glass add to the antique yet modern look, and unique feeling. Photographs of famous visitors line the hallways and there are local art exhibits within the hotel; there are no elevators, though. Free coffee, tea, and hot chocolate are available in the gift shop in the morning and free ice water and apples are offered in the afternoon. The Arizona Daily Sun newspaper is free at the front desk, but other papers cost a fee. Outside, there is a lovely green terrace with seating and a few fountains in addition to a large backyard where guests can bring pets. The artistic and architectural features here draw guests who are interested in design as well as Southwestern history.
Location
Next to Winslow Amtrak Station, within walking distance of attractions, shops, and restaurants
La Posada Hotel resides on historic Route 66 and is next to the Winslow Amtrak station. Downtown Winslow and the Old Trails Historic Museum are just a five-minute walk away, while Winslow City Park is a 10-minute walk. Guests are also within walking distance of restaurants and shops. Homolovi State Park is a seven-minutes drive, North Park Plaza Shopping Center can be reached in six minutes. Arizona’s popular Petrified Forest National Park is about 50 minutes away by car.
Rooms
Large yet cozy and warm, with distinctively Southwest features
Rooms at La Posada Hotel are big yet cozy with clay-colored tile or wood floors, gorgeous wood or metal bed frames, brightly colored or metallic art, and warm terra cotta-shaded paint. Some include cozy seating areas with leather couches, balconies overlooking the lawns, or fireplaces. All have TVs -- many are flat-screen. Bathrooms stand out with beautiful colored tiles, reflecting the hotel's Southwestern crafts-oriented aesthetic; however some are showing wear and tear, and the raised jetted tubs in some bathrooms can be difficult to get into and out of. Mini-fridges are available upon request and guests can use the hotel kitchen refrigerator if needed. There are no phones in the rooms and even though there is free Wi-Fi, the signal may be weak or non-existent depending on a room's distance from the lobby. Some guests have been disturbed by loud train noise.
Features
Excellent on-site restaurant, gift shop, and art galleries
The standout feature of La Posada Hotel is the award-winning restaurant and bar, The Turquoise Room. Serving modern Southwestern cuisine, this restaurant receives high praise from guests and is one of the favorites of Winslow. There's a theater for live music, business center with a fax machine and printer, and a library. The hotel has a pet-friendly policy; however, pets are not allowed in the restaurant. The on-site gift shop is large and includes everything from books to art to jewelry while The Tina Mion Museum and Winslow Arts Trust Exhibit Room offer exceptional local art and a self-guided tour; booklets for the tour cost a fee. Wi-Fi is free throughout, though inconsistent in some rooms.
Hotel & Amenities Photos
https://stage.oyster.com/winslow/hotels/la-posada-hotel/photos/albert-einstein-room/
Best Rates
Amenities
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Air Conditioner
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Business Center
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Cable
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Concierge
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Internet
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Kids Allowed
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Meeting / Conference Rooms
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Pets Allowed
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Separate Bedroom / Living Room Space
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